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France Culture va plus loinJapan Expo : Tony Valente, un mangaka français en tête d'affichedurée : 00:09:09 - France Culture va plus loin (l'Invité(e) des Matins d'été) - par : Astrid de Villaines, Stéphanie Villeneuve, Sarah Masson - Le plus grand festival européen dédié à la pop culture japonaise fait son retour au Parc des expositions Paris-Nord Villepinte du 3 au 6 juillet 2025. Tony Valente, auteur du manga "Radiant", succès français traduit en 22 langues et publié dans 30 pays, nous plonge dans son monde. - réalisation : Félicie Faugère - invités : Tony Valente Mangaka2025-07-0409 minLes Matins de France CultureJapan Expo : Tony Valente, un mangaka français en tête d'affichedurée : 00:09:09 - France Culture va plus loin (l'Invité(e) des Matins d'été) - par : Astrid de Villaines, Stéphanie Villeneuve, Sarah Masson - Le plus grand festival européen dédié à la pop culture japonaise fait son retour au Parc des expositions Paris-Nord Villepinte du 3 au 6 juillet 2025. Tony Valente, auteur du manga "Radiant", succès français traduit en 22 langues et publié dans 30 pays, nous plonge dans son monde. - réalisation : Félicie Faugère - invités : Tony Valente Mangaka2025-07-0409 minLes Matins de France CultureTendance “No Kids” / Eric Ruf fait ses adieux à la Comédie Française / Japan Expo : Tony Valente, un mangaka françaisdurée : 02:00:20 - Les Matins d'été - par : Astrid de Villaines, Stéphanie Villeneuve, Sarah Masson - . - réalisation : Félicie Faugère - invités : Sylvain Wagnon Historien, professeur en sciences de l'éducation à l'université de Montpellier et spécialiste de l'éducation nouvelle et libertaire; Éric Ruf Comédien, metteur en scène et scénographe français; Louise Loubrieu Réalisatrice radiophonique; Oriane Delacroix Collaboratrice à France Culture; Tony Valente Mangaka2025-07-042h 00
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Apple iOS 18.3.1 Updates
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Apple iOS 18.3.1 Updates:
Adorno, José. “IOS 18.3.1 Now Available Ahead of Big Ios 18.4 Upgrade.” Bgr.Com, BGR, 10 Feb. 2025, bgr.com/tech/ios-18-3-1-now-available-ahead-of-big-ios-18-4-upgrade/.
Disotto, John-Anthony. “iOS 18.4 Could Be the Biggest iPhone Upgrade Ever – Here’s Why.” TechRadar.Com, TechRadar, 11 Feb. 2025, www.techradar.com/phones/iphone/ios-18-4-could-be-the-biggest-iphone-upgrade-ever-heres-why.
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Brand CollectiveBerklee College of Music x Sarah Valente: Marketing Creative InstitutionsSarah "Val" Valente of Berklee College of Music talks about the importance of spotlighting student creativity and nurturing artistic growth when marketing creative institutions. Tune in as we chat about tailoring marketing to students and alumni, creating local creative ecosystems, and being in the business of supporting big dreams.Key Takeaways: We talk about marketing tailored to creatives in multiple stages of their journey, from student to parent to alumni.Learn how Berklee achieves long-term brand appeal by ensuring their degrees support students beyond their time at school.We explore the impact and r...2024-12-1631 min
Il GranelloE57🇫🇷 - Sarah Valente - Artist : Forests, Love & Art (FR)Episode 57 - available in video on YouTube @ilgranellopodcast
Sarah Valente: Artist and Founder of the Greenline Foundation : Forests, Love & Art, Paris.
“Loving and marveling is my way to open a door in people's hearts and raise awareness of issues such as the environment and forest conservation, through the power of art.” (SV)
Intro jingle ©Look At Us by Addict Ameba
Album: Caosmosi
Composed by: Lorenz
Label: La Tempesta, Black Sweat Records 365
Special thanks to: Edoardo Leveratto (trumpet)
and Irina Sabatina (video and photography)2024-11-2742 min
"Feuer & Flamme" - Das Südtirol 1-SonntagsfrühstückFC-Südtirol-Coach Federico Valenteim Gespräch mit Sarah Bernardi
ederico Valente wuchs als Sohn kalabrischer Eltern in der Schweiz, in Solothurn, auf und spricht fünf Sprachen. Als Torwart war er selbst sechs Jahre lang als Profi bei verschiedenen Schweizer Clubs im Einsatz, den größten Teil seiner Trainerkarriere verbrachte er im Jugendsektor des SC Freiburg. Im Dezember 2023 übernahm er als Nachfolger des entlassenen Trainers Pierpaolo Bisoli den FC Südtirol und wurde für die kommende Meisterschaft 2024/25 wieder verpflichtet.
Der Wecker des „Mister“, wie ihn seine Spieler nennen, klingelt um 5:00 Uhr: Dann werden Trainingspläne geschrieben, um 6:00 Uhr geht´s auf zur allmorgen...2024-08-0440 min
Cracked SpinesThe Real Horror is Marriage but the Clones Don't HelpThis week Sarah and Katie (wait whomst? guest host filling in as Cyrus is sequestered in Spain!) discuss two books that are basically the same idea, prepared two different ways: Comfort Me With Apples by Catherynne M. Valente and The Echo Wife by Sarah Gailey. We talk about the horror of marriage, the horror of cyclical violence, the horror of being treated like a thing, and the Westmoonster Dog Show, which is the setting of a movie we're pitching about the class system and also a werewolf who competes in dog shows. Thanks again to Katie for filling in! 2023-11-281h 01
Innover dans le Monde de l'Art#21 Sarah Valente - utiliser la force de l'art pour préserver les forêts 🌟 Sarah Valente est une artiste engagée pour la préservation des forêts. Elle nous parle de sa rencontre avec la forêt, enfant, puis lors d’un voyage en Amazonie, de sa fascination pour toutes les facettes et les symboliques de cet environnement, ainsi que de Greenline Foundation, le fond de dotation qu’elle fonde en 2021. Avec Greenline Foundation, Sarah fédère les acteurs du milieu de l’art pour préserver et protéger les forêts. Cet épisode nous rappelle à quel point l’art a son rôle à jouer dans les enjeux écologiques, il encourage aussi à utiliser...2023-11-1757 min
Innover dans le Monde de l'Art[EXTRAIT] Comment s'engager pour l'écologie en tant qu'acteur du monde de l'art ?Sarah Valente est une artiste engagée pour la préservation des forêts. Elle nous parle de sa rencontre avec la forêt, enfant, puis lors d’un voyage en Amazonie, de sa fascination pour toutes les facettes et les symboliques de cet environnement, ainsi que de Greenline Foundation, le fond de dotation qu’elle fonde en 2021. Avec Greenline Foundation, Sarah fédère les acteurs du milieu de l’art pour préserver et protéger les forêts. Cet épisode nous rappelle à quel point l’art a son rôle à jouer dans les enjeux écologiques, il encourage aussi à utili...2023-11-1503 min
WNBF UK PODCAST2023 Epi 16 - Kim Valente WNBF Fitbody Pro, A fearless conversation - competitive spirit, owning your energy & the menopause!In Episode 16, Season 2 of the WNBF UK Podcast we sit down with our very own 2022 Supernaturals Fitbody British Champion & WNBF Fitbody Pro - Kim Valente. This is a very powerful and open conversation about life as a masters female athlete, discussing everything from competitive spirit, to owning your energy & the menopause. Our host WNBF Athlete Sarah Glanville @sarahglanvillex deep dives into:Kim's journey into bodybuildingHow Kims training changed transitioning from track & field to bodybuildingThe challenges that face hybrid athletesThe ways Kim's competitive athletics & bodybuilding compliment each other2023-09-2248 min
Mostly FictionalEp. 19: We’re Halfway Through the Year — Time for a Goal Check!July 2 is the halfway point of the year -- Pam and Hallie do a goal check in on their reading goals, and Pam gives a Ramona the Cow update.Books mentioned, in order:One Last Stop by Casey McQuistonEmpire of Pain: The Secret History of the Sackler Dynasty by by Patrick Radden KeefeThrone of Glass by Sarah J MaasCrown of Midnight by Sarah J MaasHeir of Fire by Sarah J MaasChouette by Claire OshetskyOur Wives Under the Sea by Julia ArmfieldComfort Me With...2023-06-2956 min
Escolha Mudança & Ação Podcast com Simone MilasasSeja Valente Com Suas Escolhas"Você está suportando as mesmas escolhas que sempre faz, ou é corajoso o suficiente para escolher algo diferente; algo que nutre você e seu corpo? Neste episódio, Simone conversa com Sarah Watt sobre escolha e sobre o impacto do espaço a partir do qual você faz suas escolhas. É hora de começar a olhar para o que você gostaria de escolher como sua vida e começar a escolhê-lo? Seja corajoso com suas escolhas. Comece a descobrir qual é a sua versão preferida e jogue o caos na mistura!
CCA Episode 160 - Be Brave With Your Choices2023-06-1329 min
TatousentiHors-série L'Appel de la forêt avec Romain Dian (2) Je poursuis ma conversation avec Romain…. Il nous partage sa joyeuse équipe d’explorateurs comme il aime à dire – pour la plupart des amis. 8 amis qui l'entourent pour animer ce 1er Appel de la forêt au Château de Millemont. Puis, place à la découverte de Romain et tout son cheminement vers l’homme qu’il est devenu. Du monde de la nuit à l'Amazonie. Un récit que l'on retrouve dans un livre "Humain" préfacé par Coco Brac de la Perrière et paru aux Editions Eyrolles. Détail de ma conversation avec Romain 1.58 L'équipe d'explorateurs de l'Appel de la forêt : Alex...2023-05-2627 min
Tatousenti -Hors-série L'Appel de la forêt avec Romain Dian (2)
Je poursuis ma conversation avec Romain…. Il nous partage sa joyeuse équipe d’explorateurs comme il aime à dire – pour la plupart des amis. 8 amis qui l'entourent pour animer ce 1er Appel de la forêt au Château de Millemont.
Puis, place à la découverte de Romain et tout son cheminement vers l’homme qu’il est devenu. Du monde de la nuit à l'Amazonie. Un récit que l'on retrouve dans un livre "Humain" préfacé par Coco Brac de la Perrière et paru aux Editions Eyrolles.
Détail de ma conversation avec R...2023-05-2627 min
Mauricio ValenteRITUAIS: VOCÊ SABE A IMPORTÂNCIA DELES NA SUA VIDA? - MAURICIO VALENTE E SARAH VALENTE - 06/02/2023Live: 06/02/20232023-03-301h 19
Inside New Mexico with Steve PearceEpisode #173, Inside New Mexico with Steve PearceIn this week's episode of "Inside New Mexico," Steve explains the education problem exacerbated by Democrats in New Mexico and nationally, he rips apart Biden's latest lies, and you'll hear from Sarah Valente, the Chairwoman of the Taos Republican Party, Ernest Carlson, the Chairman of the Republican Party of Dona Ana County and much more!2023-02-1626 min
Viva Sci-FiEP 51 - Prévia do Hugo Awards 2022No episódio de hoje Tiago Meira e Fabio Fernandes fazem uma prévia da maior premiação de ficção científica e fantasia do mundo, o Hugo Award 2022, destacando os favoritos das principais categorias e contando algumas curiosidade sobre a história dessa tradicional premiação
Categoria e indicados:
Best Novel
-A Desolation Called Peace, by Arkady Martine (Tor)
-The Galaxy, and the Ground Within, by Becky Chambers (Harper Voyager / Hodder & Stoughton)
-Light From Uncommon Stars, by Ryka Aoki (Tor / St Martin’s Press)
-A Master of Djinn, by P. Djèlí Clark (Tordotcom / Orbit UK)
-Project Hail Mary, by Andy W...2022-08-0553 min
Evidenz auf die Ohren#11 Studienqualität Alle Infos über Ergo Unterwegs und Fortbildungen für dein Team findest du auf unserer Homepage! Anhand von zwei Studien zum Thema Lebensqualität schauen wir uns genau an, wo gute Forschung betrieben wurde und wo uns jemand Schwurbel verkaufen will.Geschichten aus dem Alltag: Daniel ist Deeskalationstrainer. Sarah berichtet aus was sie von Eltern von Kindern mit ADHS über Medikation lernen durfte. Und Sara friert trotz Einhornpullover.---Du hast Fragen, Feedback oder neue Studien für uns? Schicke sie direkt an info@ergo-unterwegs.de oder schreib einen Kommentar über das Kontaktformular auf unserer...2022-07-111h 14
Two Chairs TalkingEpisode 75: A Bug in the ProgramDavid and Perry discuss this year's nominees for the Short Story and Novelette categories of the Hugo Award, and Perry discusses the movie "Everthing Everywhere All at Once" with W. H. Chong.
Introduction (02:42)
General News (04:59)
Nebula Awards (01:46)
International Thriller Awards (01:37)
Australian Book Design Awards (01:23)
Hugo Nominees 2022 (53:57)
Hugo Voting Packet (03:47)
Short Stories (19:42)
Unknown Number by Blue Neustifter (03:00)
Proof by Induction by José Pablo Iriarte (02:51)
The Sin of America by Catherynne M. Valente (03:35)
Mr. Death by Alix E. Harrow (02:29)
Tangles by Seanan McGuire (02:47)
Where Oaken Hearts Do Gather by Sarah Pinsker (04:40)
Novelettes (26:53)
Bots of the Lost Ark by Suzanne Palmer (04:24)
That Story I...2022-06-101h 36Cracked SpinesSuch A Good Anthology, And The Soundtrack To HellThis week, your hosts read Far Out: An Anthology of Recent Queer Science Fiction and Fantasy, edited by Paula Guran, aka an absolutely kickass collection of speculative short stories ranging from a cat-loving AI to gut-wrenching horror. Both Amelia and Sarah agree that this is one of the best anthologies they've encountered, with an effective theme and a wide selection of engaging and imaginative stories. Also, Amelia brushes the fringe of a deep musical conspiracy involving a "hellish" pop song played in H&M which was at the center of multiple murders and an apocalypse cult, probably, according to...2022-03-1454 min
Mauricio ValenteO UNIVERSO FEMININO E A REALIZAÇÃO DO SER MULHER - SARAH VALENTE - 09/03/2022Em comemoração ao Dia Internacional da Mulher, a Rádio T estendeu o convite da nossa entrevista semanal para minha esposa, Sarah Valente. Feliz dia da Mulher à todas vocês que me acompanham! 2022-03-0914 min
Translating the World with Rainer SchulteEp. 23: Benjamin MoserIn the season finale, Sarah Valente sat down with Pulitzer Prize winning author Benjamin Moser, for a virtual conversation about their shared love of Brazilian writer Clarice Lispector. Ben is responsible for making Clarice widely available in translation in the English-speaking world. Because of his work, Sarah was able to organize a single author course on Clarice Lispector last spring, where American university students, for the first time in their lives, heard the name and studied the works of this beloved giant of Brazilian literature. Benjamin Moser is the author of Why This World: A Biography of Clarice Lispector...2021-12-1836 min
Mauricio ValenteLIVE DE SEGUNDA: REPROGRAMAÇÃO BIOLÓGICA® & MINDFULNESS PART. SARAH VALENTE - 27/09/2021Compreender quem somos nós e como melhorar nossa saúde, bem-estar e relacionamentos, lidando de forma mais equilibrada e funcional com nossos conflitos desafiadores, sempre foi uma busca do ser humano, seja pelo seu despertar para o autoconhecimento, seja por interesse da Ciência, Religião e/ou diversos segmentos filosófico-político-sociais, etc. E junto a minha esposa e sócia, Sarah Bruzadelli Mohalem Valente, venho numa trajetória de muita dedicação e realizações através da Valente Instituto/Valente Cursos e do meu próprio processo de autodesenvolvimento, tendo como propósito apresentar o melhor que há pa...2021-09-281h 28
The Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 31: 1938 Eichmann and the "Office of Jewish Emigration"In the season finale of "A Year in the Third Reich," professors Dr. Sarah Valente and Dr. Nils Roemer discuss the quickly changing landscape in 1938. During that year, the Nazis ramped up their effort to enforce removal of Jews from German and Austrian society and mobilized to remove Jews from these countries through a so-called emigration program led by Adolf Eichmann in Vienna.
This episode is part of a new series, "A Year in the Third Reich," where we explored significant events that took place throughout the early years of Hitler's Third Reich. In...2021-05-3129 min
The Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 30: 1937: The Pacific War: The Rape of NankingIn today's episode, professors Dr. Sarah Valente and Dr. Nils Roemer discuss the Japanese invasion of China in 1937, beginning the Pacific War, and the complex role of Nazi John Rabe in the Nanking Safety Zone. They also discuss the involvement of the Third Reich in the Spanish Civil War and new forms of increasing violence abroad, as well as in Nazi Germany, with the opening of the Buchenwald concentration camp.
This episode is part of a new series, "A Year in the Third Reich," where we explore significant events that took place throughout Hitler's T...2021-05-3128 min
Ackerman Center Podcast1937: The Pacific War: The Rape of NankingIn today's episode, professors Dr. Sarah Valente and Dr. Nils Roemer discuss the Japanese invasion of China in 1937, beginning the Pacific War, and the complex role of Nazi John Rabe in the Nanking Safety Zone. They also discuss the involvement of the Third Reich in the Spanish Civil War and new forms of increasing violence abroad, as well as in Nazi Germany, with the opening of the Buchenwald concentration camp.
This episode is part of a new series, "A Year in the Third Reich," where we explore significant events that took place throughout Hitler's Third Reich...2021-05-3028 min
Ackerman Center Podcast1938: Eichmann and the "Office of Jewish Emigration"In the season finale of "A Year in the Third Reich," professors Dr. Sarah Valente and Dr. Nils Roemer discuss the quickly changing landscape in 1938. During that year, the Nazis ramped up their effort to enforce removal of Jews from German and Austrian society and mobilized to remove Jews from these countries through a so-called emigration program led by Adolf Eichmann in Vienna.
This episode is part of a new series, "A Year in the Third Reich," where we explored significant events that took place throughout the early years of Hitler's Third Reich. In each episode, we...2021-05-3029 min
Translating the World with Rainer SchulteEp. 17: Rick WallaceIn this new episode, host Sarah Valente interviews multi Emmy-award winning American film director Rick Wallace. Learn about his decades of experience directing almost 100 hours of prime time television, both series and movies for television, and also producing over 250 hours of television. Some of the shows he has directed and produced include Hill Street Blues, LA Law, NYPD Blue, The Closer, and Law and Order SVU. Listen to this exciting episode to learn how the arts, humanities, and creative thinking set Rick Wallace on the path for a successful career in film and television. 2021-05-2946 min
Good AssassinsS1-E10: Motives for MurderThe story of the spy and the murderer isn't over. There is something missing in the story: the answer to the question of *why*. Why did Herbert Cukurs go from being a national hero to a mass murderer? Stephan Talty speaks to some striking characters to try and finally answer that question. It turns out to have more sides than we originally thought.The opinion of most people was that Cukurs had always been a secret anti-Semite. Before the war, he’d hidden this hatred inside himself. But really he hated Jews. And when th...2021-05-2850 min
Good AssassinsS1-E07: The Method of DeathBy the winter of 1964, the mission was coming into focus. In Brazil, the spy continued to meet with Herbert Cukurs, stoking The Butcher's excitement for his coming wealth and making sure he’d be willing to travel outside of Brazil. Yosef Yariv had chosen his kill team and they were training under the Krav Maga master, Imi Lichtenfeld.“Good Assassins: Hunting the Butcher" came out of Stephan Talty's work on a related book, The Good Assassin. Explore other parts of this story in the book: Buy The Good AssassinHerb...2021-05-0738 min
The Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 29: 1936: The Olympics in BerlinIn today's episode, professors Dr. Sarah Valente and Dr. Nils Roemer discuss the Olympics in Berlin of 1936, which set the Third Reich in the world's center stage.
This episode is part of a new series, "A Year in the Third Reich," where we explore significant events that took place throughout Hitler's Third Reich. In each episode, we refer to specific primary sources such as newspaper articles, photographs, maps, etc. To access and download the Primary Sources Handout for this episode, please visit: https://ackerman.utdallas.edu/virtual-outreach/.2021-04-2629 min
Ackerman Center Podcast1936: The Olympics in BerlinIn today's episode, professors Dr. Sarah Valente and Dr. Nils Roemer discuss the Olympics in Berlin of 1936, which set the Third Reich in the world's center stage.
This episode is part of a new series, "A Year in the Third Reich," where we explore significant events that took place throughout Hitler's Third Reich. In each episode, we refer to specific primary sources such as newspaper articles, photographs, maps, etc. To access and download the Primary Sources Handout for this episode, please visit: https://ackerman.utdallas.edu/virtual-outreach/.
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Good AssassinsS1-E03: The Man of 100 IdentitiesThe spy transforms into his cover identity. He will travel to Brazil, where his assassination target is living, and attempt to lure him into a trap. If his cover fails, Herbert Cukurs — The Butcher of Latvia — may kill him. But before Cukurs could be placed on a kill list, and before Mossad could begin to track him down, Cukurs’ pursuers had to be sure he was the right guy. Was this really the Butcher of Latvia? “Good Assassins: Hunting the Butcher" came out of Stephan Talty's work on a related book, The Good Assassin. Explore o...2021-04-0942 min
The Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 28: 1935: The Nuremberg LawsIn today's episode, professors Dr. Sarah Valente and Dr. Nils Roemer discuss the Nuremberg Laws of 1935.
This episode is part of a new series, "A Year in the Third Reich," where we explore significant events that took place throughout Hitler's Third Reich. In each episode, we refer to specific primary sources such as newspaper articles, photographs, maps, etc. To access and download the Primary Sources Handout for this episode, please visit: https://ackerman.utdallas.edu/virtual-outreach/.2021-03-2932 min
Ackerman Center Podcast1935: The Nuremberg LawsIn today's episode, professors Dr. Sarah Valente and Dr. Nils Roemer discuss the Nuremberg Laws of 1935.
This episode is part of a new series, "A Year in the Third Reich," where we explore significant events that took place throughout Hitler's Third Reich. In each episode, we refer to specific primary sources such as newspaper articles, photographs, maps, etc. To access and download the Primary Sources Handout for this episode, please visit: https://ackerman.utdallas.edu/virtual-outreach/.
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The Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 27: 1934: Hitler and Mussolini meet in VeniceIn today's episode, professors Dr. Nils Roemer and Dr. Sarah Valente discuss Hitler's meeting with Mussolini in Venice in 1934.
This episode is part of a new series, "A Year in the Third Reich," where we explore significant events that took place throughout Hitler's Third Reich. In each episode, we refer to specific primary sources such as newspaper articles, photographs, maps, etc. To access and download the Primary Sources Handout for this episode, please visit: https://ackerman.utdallas.edu/virtual-outreach/.
Follow us on https://www.instagram.com/holocaustpodcast/ and https...2021-03-0126 min
Ackerman Center Podcast1934: Hitler and Mussolini meet in VeniceIn today's episode, professors Dr. Nils Roemer and Dr. Sarah Valente discuss Hitler's meeting with Mussolini in Venice in 1934.
This episode is part of a new series, "A Year in the Third Reich," where we explore significant events that took place throughout Hitler's Third Reich. In each episode, we refer to specific primary sources such as newspaper articles, photographs, maps, etc. To access and download the Primary Sources Handout for this episode, please visit: https://ackerman.utdallas.edu/virtual-outreach/.
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The Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 26: 1933: The Reichstag Fire & The Enabling ActOn January 30, 1933, Adolf Hitler became Chancellor of Germany. In today's episode, professors Dr. Nils Roemer and Dr. Sarah Valente discuss the Reichstag Fire and the Enabling Act of 1933.
This episode is part of a new series, "A Year in the Third Reich," where we explore significant events that took place throughout Hitler's Third Reich. In each episode, we refer to specific primary sources such as newspaper articles, photographs, maps, etc. To access and download the Primary Sources Handout for this episode, please visit: www.utdallas.edu/ackerman/virtual-outreach.
Follow u...2021-02-0125 min
Ackerman Center Podcast1933: The Reichstag Fire & The Enabling ActOn January 30, 1933, Adolf Hitler became Chancellor of Germany. In today's episode, professors Dr. Nils Roemer and Dr. Sarah Valente discuss the Reichstag Fire and the Enabling Act of 1933.
This episode is part of a new series, "A Year in the Third Reich," where we explore significant events that took place throughout Hitler's Third Reich. In each episode, we refer to specific primary sources such as newspaper articles, photographs, maps, etc. To access and download the Primary Sources Handout for this episode, please visit: www.utdallas.edu/ackerman/virtual-outreach.
Follow us on https://www.instagram...2021-01-3125 min
Ackerman Center PodcastSeason 2: A Year in the Third ReichTune in next Sunday, January 31 at 10am for the first episode of our new podcast season.
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The Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 25: Creative Research ft. Jane SaginawIn the first season finale, Dr. Sarah Valente and Dr. Nils Roemer invite Jane Saginaw, an outstanding PhD student in the Humanities program at UT Dallas, to read a few poems from her collection, "A Shift in Wind: Ten Poems of Women and the Holocaust," which she wrote as a creative research paper for Dr. Valente's graduate history course on Women and the Holocaust. Listen as Jane shares her deeply-moving poems and speaks about the women who inspired them, as well as the powerful mechanisms of resistance women developed as they fought to survive starvation, fatigue, and the brutalities...2020-12-1438 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 25: Creative Research ft. Jane SaginawIn the first season finale, Dr. Sarah Valente and Dr. Nils Roemer invite Jane Saginaw, an outstanding PhD student in the Humanities program at UT Dallas, to read a few poems from her collection, "A Shift in Wind: Ten Poems of Women and the Holocaust," which she wrote as a creative research paper for Dr. Valente's graduate history course on Women and the Holocaust. Listen as Jane shares her deeply-moving poems and speaks about the women who inspired them, as well as the powerful mechanisms of resistance women developed as they fought to survive starvation, fatigue, and the brutalities...2020-12-1338 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 24: Remembering for the FutureIn this episode, Dr. Roemer and Dr. Valente discuss how the current pandemic changes the ways in which we engage with the past, history and Holocaust memory. #kristallnacht #remembrance #future2020-11-2200 min
The Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 23: Nuremberg Trials: Truth, Justice, and MemoryDr. Sarah Valente and Dr. Nils Roemer reflect on the Ackerman Center's annual Einspruch Lecture Series, which took place on October 25 and featured Ben Ferencz. As the last living prosecutor for the US Army at the Einsatzgruppen Trial, one of the twelve military trials held by US authorities at Nuremberg, Germany, at 100 years old, Ben Ferencz shares words of wisdom with all of us. Listen to this special episode and share with those who are interested in truth, justice, and memory.2020-11-0225 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 23: Nuremberg Trials: Truth, Justice, and MemoryDr. Sarah Valente and Dr. Nils Roemer reflect on the Ackerman Center's annual Einspruch Lecture Series, which took place on October 25 and featured Ben Ferencz. As the last living prosecutor for the US Army at the Einsatzgruppen Trial, one of the twelve military trials held by US authorities at Nuremberg, Germany, at 100 years old, Ben Ferencz shares words of wisdom with all of us. Listen to this special episode and share with those who are interested in truth, justice, and memory. 2020-11-0100 min
Translating the World with Rainer SchulteEp. 5: Thomas HoeksemaIn this new episode, Dr. Rainer Schulte and Dr. Sarah Valente speak with Dr. Thomas Hoeksema, professor emeritus at New Mexico State University, about Bible translation and literature. Hoeksema is a founding member of the American Literary Translators Association (ALTA) and served as president of ALTA from 1989-1991. He has been a contributing editor and member of the Advisory Board of Translation Review since its inception at the University of Texas at Dallas in 1978.
His interest in the translation history of the Bible in English began as a student at the Near East School of Archaeology in J...2020-10-2349 min
The Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 22: Drawing Lessons from HistoryIn this episode of the Ackerman Center Podcast, Dr. Sarah Valente interviewed Dr. Nils Roemer about the op-ed published in the Jewish Forward this week. Dr. Roemer together with other four German-born directors of Holocaust and genocide centers at American universities wrote the article "It is not too late for American Democracy — yet." You can also read the article at https://forward.com/scribe/455419/it-is-not-too-late-for-american-democracy-yet2020-10-0530 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 22: Drawing Lessons from HistoryIn this episode of the Ackerman Center Podcast, Dr. Sarah Valente interviewed Dr. Nils Roemer about the op-ed published in the Jewish Forward this week. Dr. Roemer together with other four German-born directors of Holocaust and genocide centers at American universities wrote the article "It is not too late for American Democracy — yet." You can also read the article at https://forward.com/scribe/455419/it-is-not-too-late-for-american-democracy-yet 2020-10-0400 min
The Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 21: L'dor V'dor From Generation to GenerationIn Episode 21: L’dor V’dor From Generation to Generation, Dr. Nils Roemer and Dr. Sarah Valente talk about the virtual celebration that took place last month to honor Dr. Zsuzsanna Ozsváth on the eve of her retirement from UT Dallas.
They also remember the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and discuss a 2004 speech she gave at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum about antisemitism and how the Holocaust fueled her quest for justice.
Considering the alarming results of the Claims Conference survey on Holocaust knowledge and awareness in mil...2020-09-2827 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 21: L'vor D'vor From Generation to GenerationIn Episode 21: L’dor V’dor From Generation to Generation, Dr. Nils Roemer and Dr. Sarah Valente talk about the virtual celebration that took place last month to honor Dr. Zsuzsanna Ozsváth on the eve of her retirement from UT Dallas.
They also remember the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and discuss a 2004 speech she gave at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum about antisemitism and how the Holocaust fueled her quest for justice.
Considering the alarming results of the Claims Conference survey on Holocaust knowledge and awareness in millennials and Generation Z, the p...2020-09-2727 min
Translating the World with Rainer SchulteEp. 2: Ellen Elias-BursaćThis new episode features Dr. Ellen Elias-Bursać, one of the most prominent translators of Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian of our time. Her well-known translation of David Albahari’s novel Götz and Meyer is one of the more outstanding that came into the picture in recent years and had a really great impact in the United States. As the current president of the American Literary Translators Association (ALTA), Ellen shares her insights and vision for the future of translation studies with Dr. Rainer Schulte and podcast host Dr. Sarah Valente.2020-09-1139 min
Translating the World with Rainer SchulteEp. 1: What is Translation?In this first episode of Translating the World with Rainer Schulte, guest host Sarah Valente interviews Rainer Schulte. They discuss the creation of ALTA, the American Literary Translators Association, which Rainer co-founded in 1978, and questions of translation studies, how translation has evolved in the 21st century, and the fundamental basic question of "What is Translation?"
2020-08-2844 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 20: Navigating Unscripted TimesIn this episode, Dr. Valente and Dr. Roemer discuss the beginning of new fall semester and navigating academic life under these unscripted times of the current pandemic. They also discuss the film When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit, which was featured at the 2020 Jewish Film Festival of Dallas, a first time virtual film fest. 2020-08-2331 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 19: "Portraits of World War II" featuring Dr. Zsuzsanna OzsváthWe are excited to present the third and last episode of "Portraits of World War II." This special three-part series features beloved professors, brilliant scholars, and longtime UTD legends, whose childhoods and lives were marked by World War II. Today's special guest is Dr. Zsuzsanna Ozsváth, Professor of Literature and History, the Leah and Paul Lewis Chair of Holocaust Studies, and the founder and director of the Holocaust Studies Program at UTD, which is one of the distinguishing hallmarks of the University.
#Hungary #worldwarii #holocaustsurvivor #history #literature #poetry #translation 2020-08-161h 50
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 18: "Portraits of World War II" featuring Prof. Frederick TurnerWe are excited to present the second episode of "Portraits of World War II." This special three-part series features beloved professors, brilliant scholars, and longtime UTD legends, whose childhoods and lives were marked by World War II. Today's special guest is Prof. Frederick Turner, Founders Professor of Literature and Creative Writing, poet, and renowned translator.
#poetry #literature #history #translation #worldwarII #England2020-08-091h 11
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 17: "Portraits of World War II" featuring Dr. Rainer SchulteWe are excited to present the first episode of a special three-part series, "Portraits of World War II," which features longtime legends of the University of Texas at Dallas, beloved professors in the School of Arts & Humanities, and brilliant scholars, whose childhoods and lives were marked by World War II.
Today's special guest is Dr. Rainer Schulte, endowed professor of arts & humanities, founder and director of the UTD Center for Translation Studies, editor of Translation Review, and co-founder of the American Literary Translators Association (ALTA).
#translation #literature #languages #history #holocaust #worldwarii 2020-08-0255 min
Ackerman Center PodcastPromo: Portraits of WWIIThe Ackerman Center Podcast presents a special new series "Portraits of World War II". This new three-part series features beloved professors, brilliant scholars, and longtime UTD legends Dr. Rainer Schulte, Dr. Fred Turner, and Dr. Zsuzsi Ozsváth as they address WWII's impact in their childhoods and lives. Tune in this Sunday, August 2 at 10am for the first episode of this special three-part series. 2020-07-2900 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 16: New Connections ft. Björn KrondorferListen to our insightful conversation with Dr. Björn Krondorfer, director of the Martin-Springer Institute and Endowed Professor of Comparative Religious Studies at Northern Arizona University. We touch on topics of reconciliation, mutual understanding, and necessary new approaches to Holocaust, Human Rights, and Genocide Studies education. Dr. Krondorfer provides what Dr. Roemer calls, "a measured message of hope in the age of pessimism."2020-07-2639 min
The Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 15: Anne Frank Parallel StoriesPlease join Dr. Nils Roemer and Dr. Sarah Valente for a live conversation about the newly-released documentary Anne Frank Parallel Stories. Oscar-winning actress Helen Mirren retraces the life of Anne Frank through the pages of her diary and introduces us to the stories of five other Holocaust survivors. We invite you to watch this documentary, which is available on Netflix, prior to our conversation.2020-07-2034 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 15: Anne Frank Parallel StoriesPlease join Dr. Nils Roemer and Dr. Sarah Valente for a live conversation about the newly-released documentary Anne Frank Parallel Stories. Oscar-winning actress Helen Mirren retraces the life of Anne Frank through the pages of her diary and introduces us to the stories of five other Holocaust survivors. We invite you to watch this documentary, which is available on Netflix, prior to our conversation. 2020-07-1934 min
The Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 14: New Connections ft. Adam StromIn the "New Connections" series, Dr. Sarah Valente and Dr. Nils Roemer meet with directors of Holocaust and Human Rights centers, organizations, and museums around the world. Our featured guest today is Adam Strom, the Director of Re-Imagining Migration in Boston, and the former Director of Scholarship and Innovation at Facing History and Ourselves. Resources developed under his direction have been used in tens of thousands of classrooms and experienced by millions of students around the world.
To learn more about our special guest and Re-Imagining Migration in Boston, please be sure to visit...2020-07-1337 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 14: New Connections ft. Adam StromIn the "New Connections" series, Dr. Sarah Valente and Dr. Nils Roemer meet with directors of Holocaust and Human Rights centers, organizations, and museums around the world. Our featured guest today is Adam Strom, the Director of Re-Imagining Migration in Boston, and the former Director of Scholarship and Innovation at Facing History and Ourselves. Resources developed under his direction have been used in tens of thousands of classrooms and experienced by millions of students around the world.
To learn more about our special guest and Re-Imagining Migration in Boston, please be sure to visit their website at...2020-07-1237 min
The Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 13: America: Multitude of ManyOn this Fourth of July weekend, listen to Dr. Nils Roemer and Dr. Sarah Valente discuss the contributions of Jewish-Americans Emma Lazarus and Irving Berlin to American culture. #GodBlessAmerica #GiveMeYourTiredYourPoor2020-07-0619 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 13: America: Multitude of ManyOn this Fourth of July weekend, listen to Dr. Nils Roemer and Dr. Sarah Valente discuss the contributions of Jewish-Americans Emma Lazarus and Irving Berlin to American culture. #GodBlessAmerica #GiveMeYourTiredYourPoor2020-07-0519 min
The Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 12: Operation BarbarossaJoin Dr. Sarah Valente and Dr. Nils Roemer to learn about Operation Barbarossa, the creation of the word "genocide" by Raphael Lemkin, and be inspired by new music by Max Richter that appeals to our common humanity.2020-06-2919 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 12: Operation BarbarossaJoin Dr. Sarah Valente and Dr. Nils Roemer to learn about Operation Barbarossa, the creation of the word "genocide" by Raphael Lemkin, and be inspired by new music by Max Richter that appeals to our common humanity. 2020-06-2819 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 11: Landmark DecisionsIn this new episode, Dr. Valente and Dr. Roemer discuss an exciting upcoming lecture on Operation Barbarossa, the Teacher Institute workshop, which will be hosted virtually by the Ackerman Center this week, and the beautiful concert "We Are Here" (you get to enjoy a few musical fragments from the concert). The professors also reflect on this past week's monumental landmark decisions by the U.S. Supreme Court on LGBT rights, and on protection for young immigrants. They consider how historically these vulnerable groups were persecuted during the Nazi regime. 2020-06-2118 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 10: Moment of ReckoningIn this episode Dr. Valente and Dr. Roemer discuss Deeyah Khan's 2017 Emmy-winning documentary White Right: Meeting the Enemy, and the historical parallels in the rise of anti-Semitism in moments of crisis in Germany in the 1930s and during the current COVID-19 pandemic. 2020-06-1427 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 9: Joachim Prinz: We Shall Not Be Silent“The most important thing that I learned in my life is that bigotry and hatred are not the most urgent problem. The most urgent, the most disgraceful, the most shameful and the most tragic problem is silence." Rabbi Joachim Prinz
Prinz was a rabbi of the Jewish community in Berlin under the Hitler regime and victim of the Holocaust who spoke minutes before Martin Luther King, Jr. took the stage to deliver his famous “I Have a Dream” speech in the 1963 March on Washington. His words are a timely reminder for us all.
Join Dr. Va...2020-06-0720 min
The Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 8: New Connections ft. Morgan Blum SchneiderIn this new series, "New Connections," Dr. Sarah Valente and Dr. Nils Roemer meet with directors of Holocaust and Human Rights centers and museums around the world. Our first special guest is Morgan Blum Schneider, the director of the Jewish Family and Children's Services Holocaust Center in San Francisco. Listen to find out about meaningful new ways of connecting and supporting Holocaust education in our communities during these difficult times.
To learn more about our guest and the JFCS Holocaust Center, please visit: https://holocaustcenter.jfcs.org/.
Be sure to...2020-06-0131 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 8: New Connections ft. Morgan Blum SchneiderIn this new series, "New Connections," Dr. Sarah Valente and Dr. Nils Roemer meet with directors of Holocaust and Human Rights centers and museums around the world. Our first special guest is Morgan Blum Schneider, the director of the Jewish Family and Children's Services Holocaust Center in San Francisco. Listen to find out about meaningful new ways of connecting and supporting Holocaust education in our communities during these difficult times.
To learn more about our guest and the JFCS Holocaust Center, please visit: https://holocaustcenter.jfcs.org/.
Be sure to follow them...2020-05-3131 min
RUA 9EU VOU DANÇAR ATÉ CHORAR (parte I)Rua é espaço de encontros, intermédio, paixões e perigos; onde tudo que somos perpassa para chegar em algum lugar, até mesmo quando nem saibamos para onde ir. Nove corações foram encontrados nessa rua a mercê da sorte e, dentro dos lares mais conturbados e coloridos, calçando sapatos e descendo a escada de um pensionato existe a Rua 9. Este espetáculo performativo advém da afetividade e a mais pura essência de existir. Pela súplica de órfãos que estiveram a margem da sociedade, de si mesmos e dos outros juntamente com base no livro "órfãos do eldorad...2020-05-3009 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 7: Season Finale: World on FireIn this episode, Dr. Roemer and Dr. Valente discuss the ending of the PBS series World on Fire. They consider the lacking historical considerations by the show when it came to showcasing the abrupt disruption to Jewish life during the occupation of Poland and France by the advancing Nazis. 2020-05-2415 minRUA 9TEORIA DA ÁGUA/COLONIZADORESRua é espaço de encontros, intermédio, paixões e perigos; onde tudo que somos perpassa para chegar em algum lugar, até mesmo quando nem saibamos para onde ir. Nove corações foram encontrados nessa rua a mercê da sorte e, dentro dos lares mais conturbados e coloridos, calçando sapatos e descendo a escada de um pensionato existe a Rua 9. Este espetáculo performativo advém da afetividade e a mais pura essência de existir. Pela súplica de órfãos que estiveram a margem da sociedade, de si mesmos e dos outros juntamente com base no livro "órfãos do eldorad...2020-05-2401 min
The Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 6: War on Hold: World on FireIn this episode, Dr. Nils Roemer and Dr. Sarah Valente discuss the various storylines that develop while the war itself seems to be put on hold, as the Nazis march through and occupy Paris.2020-05-1815 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 6: War on Hold: World on FireIn this episode, Dr. Nils Roemer and Dr. Sarah Valente discuss the various storylines that develop while the war itself seems to be put on hold, as the Nazis march through and occupy Paris. 2020-05-1715 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 5: Dunkirk Spirit: World on FireIn this episode, we celebrate the successful conclusion of teaching the Spring 2020 semester, where we all came together to make it to the finish line. And, we also discuss the significance of the Battle of Dunkirk and its memory as it appears in the fifth episode of World on Fire.2020-05-1016 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 4: Rapid Changes: World on FireJoin Dr. Roemer and Dr. Valente's conversation reflecting on the end of the spring semester, and the rapid changes in the storyline of the PBS series World on Fire. 2020-05-0315 min
The Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 3: Moral Dilemmas: World on FireListen to Dr. Nils Roemer and Dr. Sarah Valente discuss exciting Ackerman Center events and the moral dilemmas that start to emerge on the third episode of PBS's World on Fire.2020-04-2716 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 3: Moral Dilemmas: World on FireListen to Dr. Nils Roemer and Dr. Sarah Valente discuss exciting Ackerman Center events and the moral dilemmas that start to emerge on the third episode of PBS's World on Fire.2020-04-2616 min
The Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 2: Historical Considerations: World on FireListen to Dr. Nils Roemer and Dr. Sarah Valente discuss on-going Ackerman Center events and the historical background to the second episode of World on Fire.2020-04-2016 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 2: Historical Considerations: World on FireListen to Dr. Nils Roemer and Dr. Sarah Valente discuss on-going Ackerman Center events and the historical background to the second episode of World on Fire.2020-04-1916 min
The Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 1: Navigating New Territory: World on FireListen to Dr. Nils Roemer and Dr. Sarah Valente discuss UTD's transition to online teaching and the acclaimed new PBS series World on Fire.2020-04-1318 min
Ackerman Center PodcastEp. 1: Navigating New Territory: World on FireListen to Dr. Nils Roemer and Dr. Sarah Valente discuss UTD's transition to online teaching and the acclaimed new PBS series World on Fire.2020-04-1218 min
Dark TomeThe Days of Flaming Motorcycles, by Catherynne M. ValenteCaitlin no longer tracks days by the calendar - instead, it's by the theme covers of the journals she writes while she goes to work at the derelict Java Shack in Augusta, Maine. The themes of these journals, e.g. "The Days of Flaming Motorcycles," are both a useful counter of time and contain the truthful account of her observations of the zombie apocalypse... A mesmerizing story of pandemic and zombies by Catherynne M. Valente, NYT bestselling author of over two dozen works of fiction and poetry (including one of my personal all-time-favorites, the Orphan’s Tales). Read by Ka...2020-04-1035 minDark TomeThe Days of Flaming Motorcycles, by Catherynne M. ValenteCaitlin no longer tracks days by the calendar - instead, it's by the theme covers of the journals she writes while she goes to work at the derelict Java Shack in Augusta, Maine. The themes of these journals, e.g. "The Days of Flaming Motorcycles," are both a useful counter of time and contain the truthful account of her observations of the zombie apocalypse... A mesmerizing story of pandemic and zombies by Catherynne M. Valente, NYT bestselling author of over two dozen works of fiction and poetry (including one of my personal all-time-favorites, the Orphan’s Tales). Read by Ka...2020-04-1035 min
Something (rather than nothing)Joanna C. ValenteJoanna C. Valente is a ghost who lives in Brooklyn, New York. Joanna is the author of Sirs & Madams (Aldrich Press, 2014), The Gods Are Dead (Deadly Chaps Press, 2015) Marys of the Sea (The Operating System, 2017), Xenos (Agape Editions, 2016), Sexting Ghosts (Unknown Press, 2018), and No(body) (Madhouse Press, 2019). They are the editor of A Shadow Map: Writing By Survivors of Sexual Assault (CCM, 2017), and received a MFA in writing at Sarah Lawrence College. Joanna is also the founder of Yes, Poetry, as well as the senior managing editor for Luna Luna Magazine and an editor for Civil Coping Mechanisms.2019-08-211h 06
Something (rather than nothing)Episode 6 - Joanna C. ValenteJoanna C. Valente is a ghost who lives in Brooklyn, New York. Joanna is the author of Sirs & Madams (Aldrich Press, 2014), The Gods Are Dead (Deadly Chaps Press, 2015) Marys of the Sea (The Operating System, 2017), Xenos (Agape Editions, 2016), Sexting Ghosts (Unknown Press, 2018), and No(body) (Madhouse Press, 2019). They are the editor of A Shadow Map: Writing By Survivors of Sexual Assault (CCM, 2017), and received a MFA in writing at Sarah Lawrence College. Joanna is also the founder of Yes, Poetry, as well as the senior managing editor for Luna Luna Magazine and an editor for Civil Coping Mechanisms. Joanna has be...2019-08-211h 06
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Release date: May 2, 2019
Genres: Mystery & Fantasy
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The first book in a spellbinding children’s fantasy series, with beautiful black-and-white inside illustrations by Sarah Warburton. Perfect for fans of Cressida Cowell and Nevermoor. Willow Moss, the youngest and least powerful sister in a family of witches, has a magical ability for finding lost things – like keys, or socks, or spectacles. Useful, but not exactly exciting… Then the mos...2019-05-025h 19
Download Top Full Audiobooks in Kids, Mystery & FantasyStarfell: Willow Moss and the Lost Day by Dominique ValentePlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/359719 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Starfell: Willow Moss and the Lost Day Series: #1 of Starfell Author: Dominique Valente Narrator: Tuppence Middleton Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 5 hours 19 minutes Release date: May 2, 2019 Genres: Mystery & Fantasy Publisher's Summary: The first book in a spellbinding children’s fantasy series, with beautiful black-and-white inside illustrations by Sarah Warburton. Perfect for fans of Cressida Cowell and Nevermoor. Willow Moss, the youngest and least powerful sister in a family of witches, has a magical ability for finding lost things – like keys, or socks, or spectacles. Useful, but not exactly exciting… Then th...2019-05-0205 minDownload Top Full Audiobooks in Kids, Mystery & FantasyStarfell: Willow Moss and the Lost Day by Dominique ValentePlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/359719to listen full audiobooks.
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Series: #1 of Starfell
Author: Dominique Valente
Narrator: Tuppence Middleton
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 5 hours 19 minutes
Release date: May 2, 2019
Genres: Mystery & Fantasy
Publisher's Summary:
The first book in a spellbinding children’s fantasy series, with beautiful black-and-white inside illustrations by Sarah Warburton. Perfect for fans of Cressida Cowell and Nevermoor. Willow Moss, the youngest and least powerful sister in a family of witches, has a magical ability for finding lost things – like keys, or socks, or spectacles. Useful, but not exactly exciting… Then the mos...2019-05-025h 19Access Must-Have Full Audiobooks in Kids, Fairy Tales & FolkloreStarfell: Willow Moss and the Lost Day by Dominique ValentePlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/359719to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Starfell: Willow Moss and the Lost Day
Series: #1 of Starfell
Author: Dominique Valente
Narrator: Tuppence Middleton
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 5 hours 19 minutes
Release date: May 2, 2019
Genres: Fairy Tales & Folklore
Publisher's Summary:
The first book in a spellbinding children’s fantasy series, with beautiful black-and-white inside illustrations by Sarah Warburton. Perfect for fans of Cressida Cowell and Nevermoor. Willow Moss, the youngest and least powerful sister in a family of witches, has a magical ability for finding lost things – like keys, or socks, or spectacles. Useful, but not exactly exciting… Then th...2019-05-025h 19
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Author: Dominique Valente
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The first book in a spellbinding childrens fantasy series, with beautiful black-and-white inside illustrations by Sarah Warburton. Perfect for fans of Cressida Cowell and Nevermoor.
Willow Moss, the youngest and least powerful sister in a family of witches, has a magical ability for finding lost things like keys, or socks, or spectacles. Useful...2019-05-025h 19